€57.54 exc. & €70.77 inc.
The Bat Access Tile is your ultimate solution for granting our winged friends entry into their rooftop haven or battened hideaway. Endorsed by ecological experts, this innovative product has a sleek design that gives a high quality look to any roof.
Our bat access tiles are designed to provide safe passage for bats into roosting areas in lofts and roof voids whilst maintaining the water tight integrity of your roof.
They are made from Code 4 sheet lead milled to British Standard BS EN 12588.
Our Bat Access Tile provides essential roosting access for British bat species while maintaining complete weatherproofing integrity. Designed for architects, builders, and conservation-conscious property developers across the UK.
Modern construction methods and changing land use have dramatically reduced natural bat roosting sites, putting many species at risk. Today’s planning regulations often require bat conservation measures and ecological surveys before permission is granted. Our bat access tiles help you meet these requirements while supporting Britain’s protected bat populations.
Bat access tiles, also known as bat vents, are typically required during roof work, renovations, loft conversions, or new construction projects where planning permission mandates bat conservation measures. They’re particularly essential for older buildings, rural properties, and developments near woodland or water where bat populations are established. When ecological surveys reveal existing bat use, these tiles become legally necessary to maintain roosting access while completing building work – allowing you to comply with both planning conditions and wildlife protection laws simultaneously.
Architects and builders nationwide choose our bat access tiles not just for regulatory compliance, but for their proven effectiveness in creating sustainable habitats that benefit both wildlife and communities.
Bat Access Tiles: The Ultimate Bat-Friendly Roofing Solution – Leadworx
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